Philips Sonicare 4100 Series
The value sonic pick — one-button cleaning, a pressure sensor and a two-week battery
Key characteristics
Highlights
- ✓ Sonic cleaning, up to 62,000 brush movements/min
- ✓ Pressure sensor warns when you brush too hard
- ✓ Two-minute Quadpacer timer
- ✓ About two weeks of battery per charge
Our take
Wirecutter's runner-up and the reviewers' value sonic pick: it cleans as well as pricier Sonicares with a single mode, a pressure sensor and a proper two-week battery. No modes or travel case, but for the money the sonic cleaning is hard to beat.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- + Excellent sonic cleaning for the price
- + Pressure sensor protects gums
- + Long real-world battery life
- + Simple one-button operation
Cons
- − Single cleaning mode only
- − No travel case or display
- − Proprietary brush heads
Review sources
We aggregate scores from these sources. Each source is weighted by credibility tier.
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